The links on this page provide access to the samples contained within the book. Wherever possible, samples are referenced by the figure number that shows the output of the example. Please note that not all the links used in the examples available from this page may be functional. The information is provided EXACTLY as in the book, and you can use them to create your own similar files.
For more information, make sure you read the book and work through the text there.
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Figure 7-1 |
Example of a simple, no-frills Web page. |
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Figure 7-2 |
Example of using the <P> tag. |
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Figure 7-3 |
Example of using the <BR> tag. |
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Figure 7-4 |
Adding headings to a Web page. |
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Figure 7-5 |
Centering information on a line. |
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Figure 7-6 |
Using <OL> to create ordered lists. |
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Figure 7-7 |
Creating nested lists. |
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Figure 7-8 |
Using <UL> to create unordered lists. |
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Figure 7-9 |
An example of including images in a page. |
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Figure 7-10 |
Adding links to a page. |
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Figure 7-11 |
Adding a horizontal rule. |
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Figure 7-12 |
Adding the <ADDRESS> and </ADDRESS> tags. |
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Figure 7-13 |
Example of an image map. |
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Map file used in Figure 7-13. |
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Figure 7-14 |
Example of a simple table. |
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Figure 7-15 |
Setting borders in a table. |
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Figure 7-16 |
Adding the CELLSPACING attribute to a table. |
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Figure 7-17 |
Adding the CELLPADDING attribute to a table. |
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Figure 7-18 |
Skipping cells in a table. |
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Figure 7-19 |
Spanning columns in a table. |
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Figure 7-20 |
Spanning columns for a table with a multi-row header. |
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Figure 7-21 |
Spanning rows in a table. |
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Figure 7-22 |
Using the ALIGN attribute to improve readability. |
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Figure 7-23 |
Using graphics in a table. |
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Figure 8-1 |
Creating a simple form. |
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Figure 8-2 |
Adding submit buttons to the form. |
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Figure 8-3 |
Changing the names of submit buttons. |
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Figure 8-4 |
Limiting the length of input. |
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Figure 8-5 |
Adding check boxes to the form. |
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Figure 8-6 |
Adding radio buttons to the form. |
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Figure 8-7 |
Adding a pull-down list to the form. |
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Figure 8-8 |
Adding a text box to the form. |
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Figure 8-9 |
Adding a script to the form. |
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The domail.pl script. |
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Sample of calling an ISAPI DLL from a form (from Chapter 9, page 223). |
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A simple IDC file (from Chapter 10, page 245). |
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A simple IDC file with parameters (from Chapter 10, page 246). |
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A simple HTX file (from Chapter 10, page 247). |
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A simple HTX file with conditionals (from Chapter 10, page 248). |
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A simple HTX file with IDC parameters (from Chapter 10, page 250). |
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Figure 10-4 |
An HTML file with a link to an IDC file. |
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The BookList.IDC file used in the HTML code in Figure 10-4. |
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The BookList.HTX file used in the BookList.IDC file. |
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Figure 10-6 |
Using the IDC file from a form. |
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The BookSearchAuthor.IDC file used in the HTML code in Figure 10-6. |
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The BookSearchAuthor.HTX file used in the BookSearchAuthor.IDC file. |
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Figure 11-2 |
Creating ftp links with full descriptions. |
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Figure 11-5 |
Using the mailto designation. |
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